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A Case for True Liberty  
“Give me liberty or give me death”
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Freedom, Liberty and Unalienable Rights

Liberties at Risk

Powers that Be

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Degradation of Our Liberties

Economic Nightmare

The Algebra of Infinite Justice

The Answer is Within

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Revolving Door

Introduction

Let it be known that liberty is more than a word or feeling; it is a state of being. Those who limit the liberty of others do so out of fear and inferiority. The information in this document will bring to light the corruptions and inequities imposed upon the people of the United States of America. Such corruption has led to the degradation of the liberties that have been held so essential since the nation's inception. The government of the United States of America (The People) has allowed the elected officials and agencies to step beyond their bounds as are defined by the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the United States. Although some of the acts may be within the written laws, those written laws are either unconstitutional or they infringe upon the unalienable rights that have been endowed by our Creator. These laws are often indoctrinated under the guise of security and justice ultimately leaving us with no recourse to exercise our given rights. The only true security and justice that we have is in our Creator. No man is wise enough to devise any rules or laws that can protect us beyond those already given to us by our Creator. Therefore man's laws actually limit ones ability to employ one's rights without being unjustly prosecuted or punished.

They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.
 ---Benjamin Franklin, Historical Review of Pennsylvania, 1759.

  

 
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